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 Post subject: Lidl Sunday 2nd April
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https://www.lidl.co.uk/en/Non-Food-Offers.htm?id=155
20volt li drill, jigsaw and circular saw £40, £40 and £50 respectively interchangeable batteries within 20v range only
Saw blades and drill bits 2.50 to £7
Powerfix workbench £13
Clamping and Sawing guide £10


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About time too
https://www.lidl.co.uk/en/Non-Food-Offers.htm?id=155
20volt li drill, jigsaw and circular saw £40, £40 and £50 respectively interchangeable batteries within 20v range only
Saw blades and drill bits 2.50 to £7
Powerfix workbench £13
Clamping and Sawing guide £10



It's been a while since any DIY stuff has been about. I need a power plane, as mine (borrowed, actually) blew the power cord out the back in a spectacular show of sparks.

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I was considering the Circular Saw, but then the battery has put me off. Obviously the battery powered saw isn't going be as efficient as mains powered saw, right?
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BillyGoat wrote:
boxedin wrote:
About time too
https://www.lidl.co.uk/en/Non-Food-Offers.htm?id=155
20volt li drill, jigsaw and circular saw £40, £40 and £50 respectively interchangeable batteries within 20v range only
Saw blades and drill bits 2.50 to £7
Powerfix workbench £13
Clamping and Sawing guide £10



It's been a while since any DIY stuff has been about. I need a power plane, as mine (borrowed, actually) blew the power cord out the back in a spectacular show of sparks.

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You missed the plane, it was on about a fortnight ago along with the grinder.
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BillyGoat wrote:
boxedin wrote:
About time too
https://www.lidl.co.uk/en/Non-Food-Offers.htm?id=155
20volt li drill, jigsaw and circular saw £40, £40 and £50 respectively interchangeable batteries within 20v range only
Saw blades and drill bits 2.50 to £7
Powerfix workbench £13
Clamping and Sawing guide £10



It's been a while since any DIY stuff has been about. I need a power plane, as mine (borrowed, actually) blew the power cord out the back in a spectacular show of sparks.

BG


You missed the plane, it was on about a fortnight ago along with the grinder.



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